If what used to work in your life or career suddenly doesn’t… I understand. I’m in that space too—living in a season of both uncertainty and anticipation.
You might be in a Transition season—a unique time when what once felt clear, easy, or energizing now feels heavy or unfamiliar. Unlike the predictable rhythms of spring or winter, transition often brings ambiguity. You may not be able to name exactly what’s ending or what’s beginning—but deep down, you sense something is shifting.
For me, things I once felt confident in now feel out of sync. Doors that used to open easily are quietly closing, while new ones are appearing—unexpected but somehow aligned. It’s unfamiliar and a little uncomfortable. But I’m learning this doesn’t mean I’m off-track. It may be a divine invitation.
What a Transition Season Might Look Like:
- A loss of grace for what once energized you
- New doors opening that don’t quite make sense but feel right
- A quiet knowing that something is ending
- The challenge of letting go of old habits or mindsets
- A bittersweet blend of grief and hope
As I walk through the tension of this season—good things ending, new opportunities beginning—I’m learning to give myself space to grieve what’s passing before I can fully embrace what God is birthing in me.
One verse I’ve been holding onto is:
“I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go;
I will counsel you with My loving eye on you.”
—Psalm 32:8
I will counsel you with My loving eye on you.”
—Psalm 32:8
Transitions rarely come with a complete map. But God uses these moments to realign us—not just in what we do, but in who we are.
As women of faith, we’re often wired to lead, plan, and produce. So sitting in the unknown can feel like a struggle. But I’m learning that clarity isn’t always the starting point—trust is.
When old ways stop working, it’s not failure. It may be God clearing space—preparing your heart, resetting your pace, and loosening your grip on things that won’t serve you in the next season.
The more I seek Him and grow in relationship with Him, the more confidence I find to move forward—and resist the urge to return to what once felt familiar or fulfilling. He’s teaching me to find my significance in Him, not in what I do or achieve. I wish that came more easily, but I’ll be honest—it’s still a work in progress.
Take a Moment to Reflect:
Lord, what are You inviting me to release?
And what might You be preparing me to receive?
And what might You be preparing me to receive?
If you’re in transition, rest in this truth: He will lead you. Lean into Him deeply—I believe He has so much more for you.
These seasons may stretch us, but they also shape us. And through it all, God leads—faithfully, lovingly, step by step.
I wanted to share some exciting news with you all - I recently had the incredible opportunity to be a guest on a podcast, Hey Sister, hosted by none other than my beloved pastor's wife, Nicole Johnson.
Nicole and I explored various topics close to our hearts in this fun and engaging conversation. We delved into the power of specific prayer, navigating through life's challenges with faith, and how we can live out our purpose...
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As a Christian Coach and Consultant, I believe that authenticity is a crucial aspect of our spiritual journey. Living an authentic life is essential not only for ourselves but also for those around us. It is a way of living honestly and transparently, honoring God, ourselves, and others.
Here are several reasons why it is essential to be authentic in your life:
Connection with God – When we live an authentic life, we are more open and receptive to the presence of God. We recognize that our true selves deserve love and compassion and learn to trust in God's unconditional love for us. Our faith strengthens, and we have more significant trust in the journey that God has for our lives.
Connection with others – When we show up authentically, we are showing up exactly as we are. This helps us connect with others deeper, forming deeper and more meaningful relationships. Authenticity inspires trust and encourages others to open up and share their own experiences.
We honor God when we show up to others as He has created us, without any masks we use to hide behind. We are all a work in progress, and it’s easy to get hung up on whether someone will reject us. That my friend is an area they may need to mature and grow. As believers, we have a responsibility before God to walk out who He has called us to be and to be His hands and feet to others.
Personal & Spiritual growth – Living authentically requires honesty about our weaknesses and strengths. It allows us to acknowledge our weaknesses, learn from experiences, and grow. When we are true to ourselves, we can find our assignment, and pursue our God-given purpose without any hesitation. Be willing and courageous enough to say to yourself, I’m not perfect, but God IS perfecting me!
Living in peace – Being authentic is liberating and gives us peace of mind. It helps us to let go of the fear of judgment and enables us to live without pretending or hiding any aspect of ourselves. We no longer have to pretend to share the same values and beliefs as others; we can live according to our convictions.
Living an authentic life is not easy, but it's the most fulfilling way to live. It allows us to honor who we are, connect more deeply with others and God, grow personally, let go of fear, and live in peace. I encourage you to embrace your true self, live authentically, and secure in Him.
Being confident of this very thing, that He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ. Phl 1:5
As Christians, we know that God has a unique plan and purpose for each of our lives. However, fear can often hold us back from pursuing our dreams and stepping into the fullness of what God has for us. Here are some practical steps to help overcome fear and pursue your dreams.
Seek God's direction: Before pursuing any dream, seek God's direction and guidance. Spend time in prayer and reflection, asking Him to reveal His plan for your life. Trust that He knows what's best for you.
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Healthy and effective communication is vital for building strong relationships and promoting understanding between people. As Christians, we are called to use our words and actions to spread love, kindness, and grace.
The following fundamental principles should be considered for healthy and effective communication.
Speak truthfully and with love.
The Bible tells us to speak the truth in love (Ephesians 4:15). This means that we should always strive to be honest and transparent in our communication while also being mindful of how our words may affect others. We should speak respectfully and kindly towards those we are talking with, even when disagreeing.
Effective communication is not just about speaking; it also involves...
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